Women Veterans Split Emergency Care Between VA Hospitals and Community ERs, National Study Finds
A national study of 1.6 million Veterans shows women Veterans receive about 60 percent of their emergency care in VA ...
A national study of 1.6 million Veterans shows women Veterans receive about 60 percent of their emergency care in VA ...
Ohio's new $18 million Behavioral Health Scholarship Program, including roughly $1.2 million at the University of Cincinnati, offers full tuition ...
A new scoping review of peer-reviewed research on non-police crisis response teams finds only 16 qualifying studies, all published since ...
A qualitative study of 20 stakeholders finds that knowledge gaps, billing complexity, and workflow uncertainty are hindering early adoption of ...
A mixed-methods study of nearly 8,800 cancer survivors at a rural comprehensive cancer center found high engagement with patient portals ...
A new letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that altitude-related sleep-disordered breathing should be interpreted not only ...
A pilot hybrid trial in a rural Minnesota Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic found that proactive outreach calls combined with ...
A 40-hour pilot training program in Kansas equipped community health workers with mental health knowledge and skills, producing measurable gains ...
Over the past few decades, medical advancements in cancer treatment have significantly changed the landscape for patients, particularly those diagnosed ...
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